Skyline Ife
Inflight entertainment licensing and media production services for commercial airlines and content providers
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-09
About Skyline Ife
Skyline IFE supplies licensed film and television content, airline media production, and post-production and transcoding services for inflight entertainment. Its services include video and audio mastering, subtitling, metadata preparation, and content delivery.
Customers include commercial airlines and content service providers. The company also provides bespoke boarding music, safety videos, and audio announcements.
Skyline IFE is headquartered in Norwich, United Kingdom, and was founded in 1980. Its content spans more than 30 languages.
Product: Licenses film and television content and provides production, post-production, transcoding, and delivery services for inflight entertainment.
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